[Solved] Which of the following is (are) the disadvantage(s) of a class B complementary-symmetry circuit?

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Q.	Which of the following is (are) the disadvantage(s) of a class B complementary-symmetry circuit?
A.	it needs two separate voltage sources.
B.	there is crossover distortion in the output signal.
C.	it does not provide exact switching of one transistor off and the other on at the zero- voltage condition.
D.	all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above

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